The International Fund for Animal Welfare established the first International Cat Day on August 8, 2002. The honorary holiday takes place each year on this date. The holiday is meant to bring awareness to cat care and welfare. We believe that keeping cats indoors is a great way for cats and native wildlife to stay safe. To learn more about this issue, look at the American Bird Conservancy's Cats Indoors site.
Happy International Cat Day to all!
Fall is here, and that means pumpkins, cozy nights, and Halloween fun! Why should humans have all the seasonal comfort? With this pumpkin-shaped cat bed, your kitty can join in on the autumn vibes while staying warm, snug, and adorable. 🎃 Festive...
Today, April 24, is recognized as National Hairball Awareness Day. This "holiday" is "celebrated" annually on the last Friday in April. I think most cat owners are aware of hairballs without having to mark a special date on the calendar. The day is listed along with many other...
The calendar is full of fun commemorative holidays to spread awareness on a crazy variety of topics. One of those commemorative days worth celebrating for cat owners is Respect Your Cat Day, celebrated each year on March 28th. Especially in this time of extra stress and uncertainty due to...
If you’ve ever tried keeping your cat out of your Christmas tree, you know it can be a full-time job. This year, give your kitty her own festive holiday tree. This Christmas tree–shaped cat tower brings festive cheer and feline fun together in one...
